Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged US President Donald Trump not to pursue a ceasefire with Iran at this stage, citing concerns over potential risks, according to a report published Monday by Axios. During a phone call on Sunday, Netanyahu expressed reservations about a possible truce with Iran, warning it could carry strategic risks, an Israeli official told Axios. Trump, however, told Netanyahu that a ceasefire with Iran could be reached if Tehran agrees to US demands. He reiterated that Washington’s requirements include Iran handing over all of its enriched uranium and committing not to resume uranium enrichment, the official said. READ: Over 7,100 injured in Israel since start of Iran war: Health Ministry Meanwhile, Netanyahu said Monday on US social […]
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